Thursday, April 21, 6th day of Pesah Make Eruv Tavshilin Before Yom Tov Candle Lighting: 7:23 PM Minha: 7:25 PM
Friday, April 22/7th day of Pesah Shaharit at shul: 9:15 PM Pesah Potluck Kiddush - Bring All Your Remaining, Packaged, Non-Kitniyot Unopened Pesah Items Early Minha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:00 PM (Please note early start time)
Saturday, April 23/8th Day of Pesah Shaharit: 9:15 AM Shir Hashirim Yizkor: appx. 11:00 AM Pesah Potluck Kiddush - Bring All Your Remaining, Packaged, Non-Kitniyot Unopened Pesah Items Minha: 7:25 PM followed by Seudah Shlishit/Seudat Neilat Hahag Havdalah after: 8:25 PM
See information below regarding using and buying hametz after Pesach.
There will not be any outdoor minyanim on Passover. We plan to resume again after Passover if there is sufficient interest.
Sunday, April 24, 2022 Shaharit at the shul: 8:15 AM
Bring All Your Remaining, Packaged, Non-Kitniyot Unopened Pesah Items
This is the one time in the year where some kiddush items may contain nuts. If this is a concern for any members of your family, please check packaging carefully. Anything with nuts will be put out with its packaging.
Kiddush Clean Up Friday: No one assigned. Everyone is asked to help
Saturday: Mandel and Schorer/Meiri
Mazel Tov
Mazel tov to Mindy and Lewis Furman on the birth of their grandson to our children Yiska and Josh Furman and their children Ruthie and Judah.
Using & Buying Hametz After Pesach
Using Hametz After Pesah: Please wait till after 10:00 PM to consume any of your Hametz that was sold through the agency of R. Helfgot
Buying Hametz After Pesah: There is a rabbinic injunction on using Hametz after Pesah that was in the possession and ownership of a Jew on Pesah. As such one would not be allowed to purchase Hametz at any Jewish owned store,or company or distributor who did not sell their Hametz before Pesah. There is a dispute amongst the poskim of the previous generation if it is permitted to buy Hametz from a Jewish owned store that sold its Hametz before Pesah, but continued to sell that Hametz over Pesah itself. Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, of blessed memory, was lenient in this regard and many communities rely upon that ruling. As such here are some basic information for purchasing Hametz after Pesah in our area:
1. All stores under the RCBC sold their Hametz through the RCBC and can be patronized immediately. 2. Shoprite in New Milford, Costco, BJ's, Walmart, CVS, Walgreen's are all owned by non-Jews and can be patronized immediately. 3. Stop and Shop is owned by non-Jews but its main supplier, is owned by Jews,. However, Rabbi Elazar Teitz of Elizabeth, NJ arranged for the selling of their Hametz and can thus be patronized immediately according to the view of Rabbi Feinstein z"l. 4. Shoprite in Paramus and Englewood are owned by Jews, but their Hametz was sold through R. Teitz in Elizabeth and thus can be patronized immediately according to the view of Rabbi Feinstein z"l.
